Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1887-03-25
IN TOWN AND OUT.

See new "ud" of S. A. Faulkner & Co.,
EmmonstJarg, on fourth page.
Miss Libble Kurtz was the guest of Miss
Edna F. Copnor last Saturday and Sun.
day.
Mr.. S. e. Kurtz has contracted to break
fifty acres this season for Mr. John Ora
bicl.
Miss Connor ls the guest of Mrs. Her.
rick this week, during Mr.. HIS absence at
the Capital City.
Buying Oscar H. Wills northwestern-
grown seeds is like buying gold d51lars at
twenty cents each.
Mr. U. S. Shelly will have all his 300
acres seeded this year. Mr.. John Kurtz
has the land in charge.
r. l.. Durant & Co., wholesale and re-
tail booksellers and stationers, wall Qaper
and music dealers. Bismarck, Oak.
Go to the Bismarck Greenhouses to get
all kinds of seeds and seed grain, trees,
vegetable plants, house and bedding
plants.
Messrs. Maryach, Hcrrick, Denham,
Y sArmstro Albright, Wood and Mr. and
Mrs Waldrotf departed for Bismarck
Monday.
If you have no money, drive your hens
up hill to make them lay. and take your
eggs to Oscar Ii. Will to get your vcgc-
table seeds.
rMr. Wescolt. of Beaver Greek, was in
town last week. and reports his cattle do
ing finely. He has lost but 8 head out oil
q herd of POL.
n, Commissioner Ycatcr returned from
Bismarck, Tuesday. lie reports that Ap-
pie Greek bridge, near the Lawrence farm,
has been washed away.
Mr.. J. N. Roop and MIR. Nils Peterson
left for Bismarck Monday. Mr.. Peterson
will have one of his toes--whlch was
frozen during the winter--amputated.
- Treasurer Brludle started for the tim
Der the other day to get a load of wood
but the roads were SO bad that, after go,
ing as far AS Buchanan, lie gave it up and
returned home.
A Yankton County farmer has just won
$40 for the best watermelon and the best
bushel of potutoes raised in the United
States. The premiums were offered by
the New York seed house of Henderson
81 Co.
In a recent letter to the editor of the
RECORD Mr.. s. A. Faulkner, tho enter
prislng Emmonsburg merchant, says,
in reference to the heavy snowfall: IF
similar winters are a criterion, this Sec
tion will redeem itself this season with
larger crops than ever.'
1t is hardly necessary to call the atten-
tion of our citizens to the fact that the
drug firm of Dunn & Co., opposite the
Sheridan House, Bismarck, keeps on
hand at all times u large stock of fresh
and pure drugs, which will be sold at the
lowest prices. Give the firm call and
be convinced of the fact.
In first column, fourth page, will be
found the new advertisement of s. A.
Faulkner s. Co., Emmonsburg. Every
one who has dealt with Mr.. Faulkner
speaks we'll of him, and the fact that the
firm will carry a complete stock of garden
seeds and farm machinery will prove u
great convenience to our citizens.
The Kimball Graphic thus notes the
supposed death of one of Its delinquent
subscribers : "Onc of our subscribers who
is considerably in arrears said he would
call and settle by Jan. l, if he was alive.
He still appears on our streets but. as
he did not call, it is natural to suppose
that he Is dead and simply walking around
to save funeral expenses.
The hopeful immigrant truest harbln-
ger of spring, says the St. Paul Globe,
begins to appear at the depots on his way
to the Northwest. The same individual,
five years hence, is likely to show up
again on his way east with the title deed
to 100 acres and a substantial bank book
in his inside coat-pocket. Great are the
possibilities of the western country.
Newspaper bustles are now made of
back numbers complains an exchange,
and says that it is pretty tough to think
that mans best efforts shall thus be sat
upon. 1t crushes the glory out of the
profession and, were it not that an ed
itor can feel that he has not only bright
cned woman's mind, but improved her
shape, he might throw up the sponge in
disgust and retire from the world of
hustle aud deception.
TITS fact that work is TO be begun this
month"; or as soon as the season will pcro
nit, ut railroad grading from Bismarck
enthusiastically on the line surveyed and
located by the Ordway, Bismarck s
Northwestern company. 1t is also fact
that tho Milwaukee Railway company
still 'adheres to the promise. of its veteran
manager, Mr.. Merrill now deceased, that
the Milwaukee will he the first to run its
cars into Bismarck from the south. The
settlement Of the capital question removes
all doubt about railroad building this sea.
son. Tribune.
Have You Bought Garden Seedsf
If not. by sending One Dollar to the
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